Hi all,
The charging time for a battery is several hours. I have 5 batteries and it´s for all the same. I connected the batteries to different plugs and it didn't make much of a difference. Do you have a tip to shorten the charching time?
Otherwise, if I want to fly, I have to start charging the 5 batteries 2 days beforehand so that they are full. But on the same day if you want to fly it is not possible.

Thanks in advance!

Hello there. Thank you for reaching out and for giving out these information. DJI suggest using a recommended charger ( 65W Portable Charger ) to charge your DJI Avata Intelligent Flight Battery for compatibility and reliability purposes. The DJI Avata Intelligent Flight Battery's Charging Time ( for one single battery ) : When charging it to 94%: It takes approx. 37 mins., when charging it to 100%: It takes approx. 48 mins. Thank you.

DJI Stephen Posted at 8-31 19:04
Hello there. Thank you for reaching out and for giving out these information. DJI suggest using a recommended charger ( 65W Portable Charger ) to charge your DJI Avata Intelligent Flight Battery for compatibility and reliability purposes. The DJI Avata Intelligent Flight Battery's Charging Time ( for one single battery ) : When charging it to 94%: It takes approx. 37 mins., when charging it to 100%: It takes approx. 48 mins. Thank you.

Thanks a lot for your answer. I ordered  the 65W charger from DJI. I hope it works.

cheers

i am charging with 65W charger and it takes max 30 minutes per battery.

Awesome. I came here because of this issue. I just swapped out the iPad brick I was using (12W) for a Mac brick (61W) and even the charging indicator lights on the battery are blinking at a much faster rate.  They were slowly going "1..... 2..... 3..... Off".  Now they are "123off, 123off, 123off". Awesome... This was about to be a huge issue for me.  I knew I couldn't be the only one...

With all that said, your batteries will last a lot longer if you charge slowly, so if you're charging for the next day and not for an immediate flight, you'd be best served using a lower power brick and letting it charge over time.

DJI Stephen Posted at 8-31 19:04
Hello there. Thank you for reaching out and for giving out these information. DJI suggest using a recommended charger ( 65W Portable Charger ) to charge your DJI Avata Intelligent Flight Battery for compatibility and reliability purposes. The DJI Avata Intelligent Flight Battery's Charging Time ( for one single battery ) : When charging it to 94%: It takes approx. 37 mins., when charging it to 100%: It takes approx. 48 mins. Thank you.

I got a 65W charger now and tested. From almost empty to 100% full around 50 Minutes. I am happy now

djiuser_fNfyOeAtgwEY Posted at 8-31 22:29
Thanks a lot for your answer. I ordered  the 65W charger from DJI. I hope it works.

cheers

Hi there. You are very much welcome and thank you for the reply. If you have any inquiries or any concerns with DJI in the future. Please feel free to post it here at DJI Forum. We are all here to help and assist you. Thank you.

Not all USB chargers are created equal! Currently Im using the MacBook Pro charger to charge the batteries, its delivering the maximum 70W the batteries can take. I also have a 65W DJI Charger from my Mavic 3. which is also working well.

Essentially you need a PD charger capable of delivering 70W+ if you want the fastest charge, secondly you will only get this when using a cable with a USB-C at both ends & rated to deliver this power. There are a few 100W cables on Amazon, I'm using an Mcdodo 100W cable with built in power display.

The 65W DJI unit has an attached USB-C cable and a USB-A socket, which is handy for the remote, but won't deliver the full 65W through the USB-A connector.

Intresting note, the single battery charge adapter that is shipped with the Avata only charges the battery at 48W, the Avata Charging Hub, that comes in the flymore kit, charges at 70W.

djiuser_fNfyOeAtgwEY Posted at 9-1 06:35
I got a 65W charger now and tested. From almost empty to 100% full around 50 Minutes. I am happy now

Hi there. Good day and thank you for sharing this wonderful information. If you have any inquiries or any concerns with DJI in the future. Please feel free to post it here at DJI Forum. We are all here to help and assist you. Thank you.

Just as an FYI, the single battery charger that comes with the Avata charges at a maximum of 45W assuming you are using a PD charger that can support up to that power level. For instance if you use a 30W adapter it will charge up to 30W maximum. Or if you use a USB-C to USB-A cable I have never been able to get more than 10W. The 4 bank charger in the fly more kit will charge up to 65W assuming you are using a USB-C PD source that can negotiate up to that amount of power.

I have perfect and cheapest solution for fast charge DJI Avata and Mini 3 Pro! Buy any 100w car charger and use original short USB C to USB C cable from pack of DJI Avata or Mini 3 Pro.
Problem solved! Now you can fast charge your drone

Buzzyone Posted at 2022-9-2 00:20
Intresting note, the single battery charge adapter that is shipped with the Avata only charges the battery at 48W, the Avata Charging Hub, that comes in the flymore kit, charges at 70W.

Right I just discovered that the single charger charges at 2.8A while the FlyMore one charges at 4A (with the same 65W brick)

DJI Stephen Posted at 2022-8-31 19:04
Hello there. Thank you for reaching out and for giving out these information. DJI suggest using a recommended charger ( 65W Portable Charger ) to charge your DJI Avata Intelligent Flight Battery for compatibility and reliability purposes. The DJI Avata Intelligent Flight Battery's Charging Time ( for one single battery ) : When charging it to 94%: It takes approx. 37 mins., when charging it to 100%: It takes approx. 48 mins. Thank you.

Will the Anker 65w usb c work?

CaliClyde Posted at 2-2 21:53
Will the Anker 65w usb c work?

Any good quality usbc charger should work fine.  I used my MacBook charger for fastest charging.

I had the same problem.... with my  40W Huawei charger it took almost 2 hours to charge one battery (and the charging LEDs blinked slowly. With a 67W Xiaomi charger it's like 45 minutes, and the LEDs blink faster!!! :-)

Shank McGuilicutty Posted at 2022-9-1 05:02
Awesome. I came here because of this issue. I just swapped out the iPad brick I was using (12W) for a Mac brick (61W) and even the charging indicator lights on the battery are blinking at a much faster rate.  They were slowly going "1..... 2..... 3..... Off".  Now they are "123off, 123off, 123off". Awesome... This was about to be a huge issue for me.  I knew I couldn't be the only one...

With all that said, your batteries will last a lot longer if you charge slowly, so if you're charging for the next day and not for an immediate flight, you'd be best served using a lower power brick and letting it charge over time.

Why should batteries last longer if you charge them slow? Batteries don't care about the speed. The only aspect its affecting is Battery Life on Long Term which should make for 65w not a real Diffrence at all, not sure what the mAh of the Avata accus are but 65w should be safe to use.